The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-15

Edgar p. Byerly's back pension
amounts to Sa,3o9.
> Second hand piano for sale cheap.
Enquire at this Office.
M. w. Willoughby and family have
moved into the city to live.
Aid. Gould started Monday for
Nashville, Tenn, on business.
ID. * M. excursion to Detroit next
Thursday at SITS for round trip.
Miss Anna Hurrell is in Chicago
attending the teachers convention.
The pastors of the Baptist and
Congregational churches at Ovid have
resigned.
Mrs. Minnie Stebbins, of St. Johns,
is visiting at the home Of her parents
in this city.
An infant child of Harry Loynes
died on Tuesday, and was buried
Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sayles,
son, on Tuesday. To A. M. Bill
himer, a 10 pound daughter, Monday.
The board of health is compelling
large number of people to put their
premises in a proper sanitary condi-
ton.
Herbert Bailey has returned TO
Toledo to resume his studies in the
business college which he has been
attending.
Burglars entered the house of A..
B. Sergeant last Friday evening and
stole his gold watch. No trace of
the thieves
Geo. ClutterbuCk, of Ashley, pass
ed Sunday with his family in this
city. He is doing prosperous bust
ness at Ashley.
The editor of THE TINES has in
stalled the officers i'll the Odd Fellow
lodges of Howell, North Star and
Ashley, this week.
Free Press: There is considerable
natural gas talked at Owosso, and
the prospects are that an exploring
party will soon start to hunt for gas
or China.
Married, by Rev. ]. Donnelly at
the Baptist parsonage, July 9TH, AL
bert n Kridler and Alice f. butcher,
both of Owosso.
Will Kreher has accepted a place
as clerk with the clothing firm of
Laing & Vomberg, of Charlotte, and
will leave for that place about the
first of August.
Grand Salvation Army meeting to-
night. Officers from surrounding
cities to be in attendance. "rwo SOL
diers will be united in a hallelujah
wedding" Admission five cents.
Quincy Mcbride, of Burton, re-
ports the sale of Scotch Collie dogs
to G. B. Fifty, Attleborough, Mass;
and to Robert w. Furnas, secretary
Nebraska state fair, Brownsville.
Advertised letters for the week
ending July 9, at the Owosso P. o.:
Brit Phelps, Ed Pollak, Miss Stella
Jones, Mrs. Emma Renick, Robert
Johnson, Miss Jenny Leach, Charles
Ness, f. w. Klein. Drops: Thomas
Ockerman, VIM. p. Lewis, VIM. Odds.
We notice that Lieut.. A. d. Niskern
has purchased half interest in the
Hastings Banner and become city
editor. The Banner is one of the
best newspapers in the State, and
under the management of Cook &
Niskern should grow in popularity.
Prof. f. M. Hartman having been
offered a position in the schools at
South Bend, rendered his resignation
to the school board of this city. The
board declined to accept, as Mr..
Hartman is considered one Of the
best teachers in the present corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie have
arrived in the city and will spend
their vacation at Mr.. p. M. RowelPs.
Their fall and winter tour will COM
mence in August and extend through
the eastern states. Next spring and
summer they expect to go to San
Francisco and the Pacific coast.
Persons who tie cows by the road
side to feed should be careful to have
the ropes short enough to prevent
the animals from getting across the
travelled track In several instances
lately cows tien with long ropes have
come near causing accidents or run
aways. In such cases the owners of
the animals would be liable for dam
ages.
State Republican: James Gerrans,
proprietor of the Griswold House,
Detroit. came 10 Lansing Monday
with s35, 200 IN his inside vest pocket
and informed Jacob Aberle that he
was prepared to deposit it in the
Lansing House safe, in consideration
Of a clear title to the hotel. MIR.
Aberle wanted to keep his daughters
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